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WHO redesignates LVPEI as collaborating centre for blindness prevention

The World Health Organization (WHO) has redesignated L V Prasad Eye Institute (LVPEI) as a Collaborating Centre for the Prevention of Blindness for another four-year term, according to a statement issued by the institute.

Advantage Health Care – India 2026: Medical Value Travel acts as...

Advantage Healthcare India 2026 aims to foster patient mobility, knowledge exchange, skill development and institutional partnerships,

Doctors call for continued surveillance as WHO report warns of rising...

Doctors say that weak surveillance and delayed treatment continue to lead to outbreaks

TB incidence in India has fallen by 21% in the last...

Treatment coverage increases to 92%, placing India ahead of other high-burden countries and global universal health coverage

Doctors call for maintaining surveillance against polio cases in India

According to WHO’s own reports, India still tests sewage samples across cities and towns to detect poliovirus

IndiaAI and WHO partner to spotlight real-world AI health breakthroughs

Call for Submission of Abstracts highlighting impactful and scalable applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in health systems by 31st October 2025 to prepare Casebook

WHO COPCORD survey reveals 1 in 6 Indians living with Arthritis

The meeting presented findings from the largest-ever multi-site community survey conducted under the WHO COPCORD (Community Oriented Program for Control of Rheumatic Diseases) model

New flu vaccine guidelines put spotlight on India’s low coverage

Experts at Zydus event warn of rising influenza burden, urge wider immunisation of vulnerable groups

India to host WHO – IRCH workshop on herbal medicine safety...

Three-day technical meet to feature hands-on training, case studies, and global regulatory dialogues

IORD hosts conference to drive policy & awareness on World Rare...

The event, attended by healthcare experts, policymakers, and patient advocates, spotlighted the urgent need for systemic interventions